Are you groaning over a simple spelling mistake or what? If the former then I'd say to relax, that or you've got a lot of groaning to do as you look over the forums.
That just doesn't jive with me at all. That anger Lily has about her father being murdered is completely misdirected and is partly to blame … morefor her shooting Carley, being upset does not get you a free pass to shoot someone, why couldn't she hit/pistol whip her instead of killing her? For someone who should be trained/disciplined by her obviously hardened father, she shows none of that and I, Lee the college teacher, showed more restraint than this woman through and through.
If by redneck man you mean Kenny, he was busy trying to get the zombie out from under the RV at the time, he kept telling them to calm down and when he finally finished and walked up, BLAM, not Kenny's fault. Again, this is a perfect example of Lily misdirecting her aggression at the wrong person. While yes the two were at each other's throats from the beginning, her total loss of control is closer to a psychopath at this point where she'll shoot either Carley/Doug.
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Right? The distances between everything in the North is massive. There isn't any way Ramsay could travel between the Dreadfort, Moat Cailin,… more Ironrath, and Winterfell in the time that he does. I'm almost wondering if the "Ice Dragon" is referring to a dragon that Ramsay has stored away for long distance travel. At this rate Gared is going to get to the North Grove and find that Ramsay has already beaten him there, Asher is going to come into port and Ramsay will greet him at the docks, Mira will go to throne room to find Ramsay there waiting for her, and Red will come to find that Ramsay became Pokémon Champion before he did. It's frustrating.
It is getting on my nerves too. Having had so much progress come crashing down due to Ramsay and his plot armor is bullshit. No matter what Ramsay does, he always moonwalks away without a scratch. And as others have said, he has several other places he should be instead of fucking everything up for the Forresters.
Yeah his plot armor is pretty unsetteling, all I wanted to do is kill him and dump his body somewhere.
Ramsay is known for roaming around the north doing shit, its not like Rose would suspect a third tier house killing his bastard, over a disgruntled vassal like the manderlys. Next episode would be perfect for that , he "seems" to be alone and you can have a retinue of 20 "elite" men with you, after killing him you could dump him somewhere in the north or flay him and put a shield next to him " The north remembers" just away from forrester lands, maybe on Whitehill lands, but that could rise suspicions
Why hasn't anyone pointed out Rodrik's plot armor? Surely being stabbed and crushed by a horse is certain death. What about Bigby's plot armor in TWAU? We knew no matter what the situation he was going to get out unscathed. What about Mike's plot armor which ruined a major choice in the final episode and replaced it with a joke. People are so hypocritical about "plot armor". It only suits them when they want it to
Playable characters generally always have plot armour in all games ever. The only time they ever really lose it is when the game ends with their death. The main issue isn't just plot armour, it's abuse of plot armour. It sucks having a canon character wreaking havoc on the playable character, especially since nothing can happen to him whereas Rodrik CAN lose his plot armour (with Asher returning to Westeros this is starting to seem somewhat likely.) Plus, Rodrik's plot armour actually advanced the story rather than hindering it.
Why hasn't anyone pointed out Rodrik's plot armor? Surely being stabbed and crushed by a horse is certain death. What about Bigby's plot arm… moreor in TWAU? We knew no matter what the situation he was going to get out unscathed. What about Mike's plot armor which ruined a major choice in the final episode and replaced it with a joke. People are so hypocritical about "plot armor". It only suits them when they want it to
I think, (just my 2 cents) its the reference to Danaerys as just Kahleesi. Which is not the characters name, but most of the internet seems to think it is and refers to her only as Kahleesi.
Which, when you think about it, is kinda worth a sigh.
Are you groaning over a simple spelling mistake or what? If the former then I'd say to relax, that or you've got a lot of groaning to do as you look over the forums.
Right? The distances between everything in the North is massive. There isn't any way Ramsay could travel between the Dreadfort, Moat Cailin,… more Ironrath, and Winterfell in the time that he does. I'm almost wondering if the "Ice Dragon" is referring to a dragon that Ramsay has stored away for long distance travel. At this rate Gared is going to get to the North Grove and find that Ramsay has already beaten him there, Asher is going to come into port and Ramsay will greet him at the docks, Mira will go to throne room to find Ramsay there waiting for her, and Red will come to find that Ramsay became Pokémon Champion before he did. It's frustrating.
Plus, Rodrik's plot armour actually advanced the story rather than hindering it.
For you maybe. Rodrik surviving was as bad as Kenny surviving for some. It dies bother me and I don't see how it made his story so much better other than being named Rodrik the Ruined.
canon character wreaking havoc on the playable character
Lmao but the same shit happens in the show. Ramsay does terrible things to Theon, Sansa etc and gets away with it. The only real difference here is that we know he's going to get away with it which is something we pretty much know is gonna happen in the show anyway
Playable characters generally always have plot armour in all games ever. The only time they ever really lose it is when the game ends with t… moreheir death. The main issue isn't just plot armour, it's abuse of plot armour. It sucks having a canon character wreaking havoc on the playable character, especially since nothing can happen to him whereas Rodrik CAN lose his plot armour (with Asher returning to Westeros this is starting to seem somewhat likely.) Plus, Rodrik's plot armour actually advanced the story rather than hindering it.
In the show there is nothing other than the story stopping the characters from harming him. They have as much plot armour as he does. In the game there is literally NOTHING that can be done to him. Ever. Rodrik surviving wasn't that big an issue, stab wounds and being crushed by a horse are survivable, the journey home from the Twins raises some questions though but ultimately wasn't that big an issue. In the show Ramsay's not likely to get away with things much longer, he'll be killed by the Northern Lords , Stannis, or Roose before long. Kenny surviving wasn't a big issue either, walkers are slow and stupid, anyone killed by them is incompetent.
Plus, Rodrik's plot armour actually advanced the story rather than hindering it.
For you maybe. Rodrik surviving was as bad as Kenny… more surviving for some. It dies bother me and I don't see how it made his story so much better other than being named Rodrik the Ruined.
canon character wreaking havoc on the playable character
Lmao but the same shit happens in the show. Ramsay does terrible things to Theon, Sansa etc and gets away with it. The only real difference here is that we know he's going to get away with it which is something we pretty much know is gonna happen in the show anyway
Rodrik surviving wasn't that big an issue, stab wounds and being crushed by a horse are survivable,
While in the midst of a slaughter? No. Him being the only one surviving in the cart and regaining consciousness just before arriving at Ironrath seems like a problem.
Kenny surviving wasn't a big issue either, walkers are slow and stupid, anyone killed by them is incompetent.
Strength in numbers means more to some than others. Being surrounded and overpowered by multiple zombies in a very tight or secluded space doesn't make you an incompetent idiot
In the show there is nothing other than the story stopping the characters from harming him. They have as much plot armour as he does. In the… more game there is literally NOTHING that can be done to him. Ever. Rodrik surviving wasn't that big an issue, stab wounds and being crushed by a horse are survivable, the journey home from the Twins raises some questions though but ultimately wasn't that big an issue. In the show Ramsay's not likely to get away with things much longer, he'll be killed by the Northern Lords , Stannis, or Roose before long. Kenny surviving wasn't a big issue either, walkers are slow and stupid, anyone killed by them is incompetent.
I think helplessness is a powerful emotion, and one rarely conveyed in video games.
This is one way of creating it. It might not be perfect, but it certainly helped the sense of helplessness at the end of episode 1. Realistically you can't avenge everything that happens to you.
If a war horse fell on your hips, your bones would be crushed.
You might survive, but you'd be permanently paralysed, especially with the rather backwards medecine in Game of Thrones.
It would also cause massive amounts of internal bleeding. He would certainly have died in the long trip from the site of the wedding to Ironrath - days without food, water, or medical attention.
Him surviving as he did, and healing like this, is not realistic at all.
In the show there is nothing other than the story stopping the characters from harming him. They have as much plot armour as he does. In the… more game there is literally NOTHING that can be done to him. Ever. Rodrik surviving wasn't that big an issue, stab wounds and being crushed by a horse are survivable, the journey home from the Twins raises some questions though but ultimately wasn't that big an issue. In the show Ramsay's not likely to get away with things much longer, he'll be killed by the Northern Lords , Stannis, or Roose before long. Kenny surviving wasn't a big issue either, walkers are slow and stupid, anyone killed by them is incompetent.
"Mind over matter." Yes it does, if you're stupid enough to get surrounded by zombies then you are an incompetent idiot, the walkers were distracted by Ben and ignored Kenny, I had no issue with that, Kenny used his brains. Being in the midst of a slaughter improves Rodriks odds because no one's going to bother making sure he's dead, people have survived worse. The trip back to Ironrath is questionable but not unforgivable.
Rodrik surviving wasn't that big an issue, stab wounds and being crushed by a horse are survivable,
While in the midst of a slaughte… morer? No. Him being the only one surviving in the cart and regaining consciousness just before arriving at Ironrath seems like a problem.
Kenny surviving wasn't a big issue either, walkers are slow and stupid, anyone killed by them is incompetent.
Strength in numbers means more to some than others. Being surrounded and overpowered by multiple zombies in a very tight or secluded space doesn't make you an incompetent idiot
It depends on what happens in ep 5. If Ramsay kills Rodrick or something, it will just be stupid because then Ill just look at him as the
"Cannon guy who fucks everything up and by the way, you cant hurt him. Ever."
I think, (just my 2 cents) its the reference to Danaerys as just Kahleesi. Which is not the characters name, but most of the internet seems to think it is and refers to her only as Kahleesi.
Which, when you think about it, is kinda worth a sigh.
He is healing WAAAAY too fast, I had a horse fall on my leg once and it's still kinda meh, that was three years ago and it just recently got to the point I can walk on it without help (cane or crutches). He was wearing plate armour though, that's probably the main reason I'm okay with his survival. I consider the trip back to Ironrath to be iffy, I was okay with letting slide to advance the story but I wish they'd have done something else like getting Rodrik back from the Twins for a ransom, or having Norren and co. find him. We can last a while without food or water (and maybe it rained? I don't know) but infection should have had more serious consequences. Like total loss of limb(s) type consequences .
War horses weigh about 1000kg. 1000.
If a war horse fell on your hips, your bones would be crushed.
You might survive, but you'd be pe… morermanently paralysed, especially with the rather backwards medecine in Game of Thrones.
It would also cause massive amounts of internal bleeding. He would certainly have died in the long trip from the site of the wedding to Ironrath - days without food, water, or medical attention.
Him surviving as he did, and healing like this, is not realistic at all.
Ironically I like the idea, as of right now the Boltons aren't even the main enemy of the Forresters anyhow, it's them vs the various elements. These would consist of losing Lord Forrester (twice now), awaiting Asher's army, and Mira's monetary support. Every time I see Ramsay, I cheer because I love a good villain, and I know hell is going to break loose; albeit temporarily. Don't forget the game is about each characters reaction in the face of adversity. Not every story ends up with the most sinister character being quelled, sometimes the goody-two shoes just doesn't prevail, be wary of that especially in Game of Thrones.
Well for one thing, her name is Daenerys. Not Khaleesi. She hasn't been "Khaleesi" since Khal Drogo died. Yes. I am groaning over a simple spelling mistake because people like you refer to her as "Khaleesi." If you're going to do that, at least spell it correctly.
Are you groaning over a simple spelling mistake or what? If the former then I'd say to relax, that or you've got a lot of groaning to do as you look over the forums.
Come on guys, Telltale is awesome, they have something planned for us and i'm sure they wouldn't throw someone with plot armor without something very good planned.
Well no shit that's not her name it's just a title obviously but since it was her title at all, I'll keep using it, And you can keep on groaning then since I don't see it as a big deal, it's a title she had so what's the harm in using it? "Because that's not her title anymore!" So? You still clearly know who I'm referring to so relax. I bounce between using her name, nick name, and other titles frequently so if you don't like me using one in particular, I suggest you sigh and move on.
Well for one thing, her name is Daenerys. Not Khaleesi. She hasn't been "Khaleesi" since Khal Drogo died. Yes. I am groaning over a simple s… morepelling mistake because people like you refer to her as "Khaleesi." If you're going to do that, at least spell it correctly.
I do know it's not her name but I like to hop from her name to her titles pretty frequently. Saying her name over and over again just gets boring to me when someone has so many different titles/names.
I think, (just my 2 cents) its the reference to Danaerys as just Kahleesi. Which is not the characters name, but most of the internet seems to think it is and refers to her only as Kahleesi.
Which, when you think about it, is kinda worth a sigh.
I do know it's not her name but I like to hop from her name to her titles pretty frequently. Saying her name over and over again just gets boring to me when someone has so many different titles/names.
The harm in using it is that it's wrong. We know who you are refering to because she is the only Khaleesi ever met in the books. Her titles are false and shouldn't be used. Khaleesi is "Khal's wife" she isn't the wife of a Khal anymore. Dothraki society is so terribly sexist it's female members don't even warrant their own title, of all her false titles "Khaleesi" should be used the least.
Well no shit that's not her name it's just a title obviously but since it was her title at all, I'll keep using it, And you can keep on groa… morening then since I don't see it as a big deal, it's a title she had so what's the harm in using it? "Because that's not her title anymore!" So? You still clearly know who I'm referring to so relax. I bounce between using her name, nick name, and other titles frequently so if you don't like me using one in particular, I suggest you sigh and move on.
I get that too, but it's my favorite out of all of them and that was my favorite period of time with her, seeing that transformation from a shy/ weak girl to a strong/confident character. So by default that's my favorite thing to call her by, and I just don't see the issue with calling her by that, just a former title.
The harm in using it is that it's wrong. We know who you are refering to because she is the only Khaleesi ever met in the books. Her titles … moreare false and shouldn't be used. Khaleesi is "Khal's wife" she isn't the wife of a Khal anymore. Dothraki society is so terribly sexist it's female members don't even warrant their own title, of all her false titles "Khaleesi" should be used the least.
If that's what you want to do, go ahead. But just know that it's confusing for some, and frustrating for others.
It's like if everyone was still calling Ned the Warden of the North.... 'Roose is the Warden now, but, Ned used to be, so that's what i like to call him.'
I get that too, but it's my favorite out of all of them and that was my favorite period of time with her, seeing that transformation from a … moreshy/ weak girl to a strong/confident character. So by default that's my favorite thing to call her by, and I just don't see the issue with calling her by that, just a former title.
If that's what you want to do, go ahead. But just know that it's confusing for some, and frustrating for others.
It's like if everyone wa… mores still calling Ned the Warden of the North.... 'Roose is the Warden now, but, Ned used to be, so that's what i like to call him.'
The entire episode felt a bit flat too me. I think everyone roughly knows how this will end up now and we all know everything we've done won't come into force.
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Are you groaning over a simple spelling mistake or what? If the former then I'd say to relax, that or you've got a lot of groaning to do as you look over the forums.
When the fuck were we allowed to curse on here.
Didn't know it wasn't allowed. I think if you just don't overuse the words or use them towards someone then you'll be fine to use them.
Ice Dragon turns out to be a underground bullet train running all throughout the North and apparently Kanto too? lol
I hate it too.
he's just popping in to collect on his taxes #wardenprobs haha
It is getting on my nerves too. Having had so much progress come crashing down due to Ramsay and his plot armor is bullshit. No matter what Ramsay does, he always moonwalks away without a scratch. And as others have said, he has several other places he should be instead of fucking everything up for the Forresters.
Yeah his plot armor is pretty unsetteling, all I wanted to do is kill him and dump his body somewhere.
Ramsay is known for roaming around the north doing shit, its not like Rose would suspect a third tier house killing his bastard, over a disgruntled vassal like the manderlys. Next episode would be perfect for that , he "seems" to be alone and you can have a retinue of 20 "elite" men with you, after killing him you could dump him somewhere in the north or flay him and put a shield next to him " The north remembers" just away from forrester lands, maybe on Whitehill lands, but that could rise suspicions
Why hasn't anyone pointed out Rodrik's plot armor? Surely being stabbed and crushed by a horse is certain death. What about Bigby's plot armor in TWAU? We knew no matter what the situation he was going to get out unscathed. What about Mike's plot armor which ruined a major choice in the final episode and replaced it with a joke. People are so hypocritical about "plot armor". It only suits them when they want it to
Playable characters generally always have plot armour in all games ever. The only time they ever really lose it is when the game ends with their death. The main issue isn't just plot armour, it's abuse of plot armour. It sucks having a canon character wreaking havoc on the playable character, especially since nothing can happen to him whereas Rodrik CAN lose his plot armour (with Asher returning to Westeros this is starting to seem somewhat likely.) Plus, Rodrik's plot armour actually advanced the story rather than hindering it.
I think, (just my 2 cents) its the reference to Danaerys as just Kahleesi. Which is not the characters name, but most of the internet seems to think it is and refers to her only as Kahleesi.
Which, when you think about it, is kinda worth a sigh.
Too funny Lord Goss!
For you maybe. Rodrik surviving was as bad as Kenny surviving for some. It dies bother me and I don't see how it made his story so much better other than being named Rodrik the Ruined.
Lmao but the same shit happens in the show. Ramsay does terrible things to Theon, Sansa etc and gets away with it. The only real difference here is that we know he's going to get away with it which is something we pretty much know is gonna happen in the show anyway
In the show there is nothing other than the story stopping the characters from harming him. They have as much plot armour as he does. In the game there is literally NOTHING that can be done to him. Ever. Rodrik surviving wasn't that big an issue, stab wounds and being crushed by a horse are survivable, the journey home from the Twins raises some questions though but ultimately wasn't that big an issue. In the show Ramsay's not likely to get away with things much longer, he'll be killed by the Northern Lords , Stannis, or Roose before long. Kenny surviving wasn't a big issue either, walkers are slow and stupid, anyone killed by them is incompetent.
While in the midst of a slaughter? No. Him being the only one surviving in the cart and regaining consciousness just before arriving at Ironrath seems like a problem.
Strength in numbers means more to some than others. Being surrounded and overpowered by multiple zombies in a very tight or secluded space doesn't make you an incompetent idiot
I think helplessness is a powerful emotion, and one rarely conveyed in video games.
This is one way of creating it. It might not be perfect, but it certainly helped the sense of helplessness at the end of episode 1. Realistically you can't avenge everything that happens to you.
War horses weigh about 1000kg. 1000.
If a war horse fell on your hips, your bones would be crushed.
You might survive, but you'd be permanently paralysed, especially with the rather backwards medecine in Game of Thrones.
It would also cause massive amounts of internal bleeding. He would certainly have died in the long trip from the site of the wedding to Ironrath - days without food, water, or medical attention.
Him surviving as he did, and healing like this, is not realistic at all.
"Mind over matter." Yes it does, if you're stupid enough to get surrounded by zombies then you are an incompetent idiot, the walkers were distracted by Ben and ignored Kenny, I had no issue with that, Kenny used his brains. Being in the midst of a slaughter improves Rodriks odds because no one's going to bother making sure he's dead, people have survived worse. The trip back to Ironrath is questionable but not unforgivable.
its that or get flayed. reek is a character the George rr martain created so wouldn't be copyright from tell-tale ??
until he dies in the show then he will probably die in game to.
Yup, and since "Khaleesi" is Dothraki for "Khal's lady" she isn't even that anymore. She should be a Dosh Khaleen if anything, but she isn't either.
He is healing WAAAAY too fast, I had a horse fall on my leg once and it's still kinda meh, that was three years ago and it just recently got to the point I can walk on it without help (cane or crutches). He was wearing plate armour though, that's probably the main reason I'm okay with his survival. I consider the trip back to Ironrath to be iffy, I was okay with letting slide to advance the story but I wish they'd have done something else like getting Rodrik back from the Twins for a ransom, or having Norren and co. find him. We can last a while without food or water (and maybe it rained? I don't know) but infection should have had more serious consequences. Like total loss of limb(s) type consequences .
Ironically I like the idea, as of right now the Boltons aren't even the main enemy of the Forresters anyhow, it's them vs the various elements. These would consist of losing Lord Forrester (twice now), awaiting Asher's army, and Mira's monetary support. Every time I see Ramsay, I cheer because I love a good villain, and I know hell is going to break loose; albeit temporarily. Don't forget the game is about each characters reaction in the face of adversity. Not every story ends up with the most sinister character being quelled, sometimes the goody-two shoes just doesn't prevail, be wary of that especially in Game of Thrones.
Well for one thing, her name is Daenerys. Not Khaleesi. She hasn't been "Khaleesi" since Khal Drogo died. Yes. I am groaning over a simple spelling mistake because people like you refer to her as "Khaleesi." If you're going to do that, at least spell it correctly.
I wish we get to speak with Roose one day.He seems much more reasonable.
Come on guys, Telltale is awesome, they have something planned for us and i'm sure they wouldn't throw someone with plot armor without something very good planned.
Not really. It's GoT, we're not supposed to feel like we're making progress.
Fuck, i would love to see her taken back to Dosh Kahleen and put in her place!
Well no shit that's not her name it's just a title obviously but since it was her title at all, I'll keep using it, And you can keep on groaning then since I don't see it as a big deal, it's a title she had so what's the harm in using it? "Because that's not her title anymore!" So? You still clearly know who I'm referring to so relax. I bounce between using her name, nick name, and other titles frequently so if you don't like me using one in particular, I suggest you sigh and move on.
I do know it's not her name but I like to hop from her name to her titles pretty frequently. Saying her name over and over again just gets boring to me when someone has so many different titles/names.
It's not her title anymore. Almost all of her titles are false. "Dany" is easier to say/type than her former (now false) title of "Khaleesi"
The harm in using it is that it's wrong. We know who you are refering to because she is the only Khaleesi ever met in the books. Her titles are false and shouldn't be used. Khaleesi is "Khal's wife" she isn't the wife of a Khal anymore. Dothraki society is so terribly sexist it's female members don't even warrant their own title, of all her false titles "Khaleesi" should be used the least.
I get that too, but it's my favorite out of all of them and that was my favorite period of time with her, seeing that transformation from a shy/ weak girl to a strong/confident character. So by default that's my favorite thing to call her by, and I just don't see the issue with calling her by that, just a former title.
False or wrong or not I guess I really don't care, I'm going to keep using it. I just don't see it as a big problem so, there ya go.
If that's what you want to do, go ahead. But just know that it's confusing for some, and frustrating for others.
It's like if everyone was still calling Ned the Warden of the North.... 'Roose is the Warden now, but, Ned used to be, so that's what i like to call him.'
"Yeah, the King is my favorite character!"
"The one true king, Your Grace".
I just HATE how uncomfortable he makes me feel. 8U; Yeesh, they really did a good job at making him as creepy and slimy as possible, ugh.
The entire episode felt a bit flat too me. I think everyone roughly knows how this will end up now and we all know everything we've done won't come into force.
that would be awesome for roose would pop up in episode 6 because of all the trouble his son is causing but i 99.9% doubt that will happen